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...finished about a boat-length behind its opponents. Like the varsity eight race, the second varsity crew also started down off the start. “Right off the start, they put us down and a lot of guys will break right after that,” sophomore coxswain Dexter Louie said. “We managed to stay cool and were able to push them.” Despite keeping its cool, the second varsity was unable to implement its moves and failed to successfully take back seats as Dartmouth slowly walked away from them as the race wore...
...adding in a 20-stroke power piece to separate itself from the Harvard second varsity as the two boats crossed the halfway point.“It’s Cornell’s home course, and they really knew what they were doing,” sophomore coxswain Dexter Louie said. “They took a really strong 20 on us, and coupled with the advantage of the turn, they managed to get a big enough lead so that in the second half of the race it was really hard for us to keep up with them...
...Dexter Filkins, a New York Times Iraq correspondent and now a fellow at Harvard’s Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, was one of the first on the scene. Standing amid the wreckage of bodies and debris, he could hear the explosive sounds of four other attacks being carried out simultaneously around the city...
...Remote Control? James Poniewozik's premise that the Parents Television Council is opposed to the communication of "ideas" is grossly inaccurate and missed the substance of the debate about Dexter [Feb. 25]. Broadcasters use the public airwaves for free, and they must do so to serve the public interest. The requirement is not just an intriguing concept; it is the law. When broadcasters air an intensely violent premium-cable program like Dexter, in which the protagonist is a sociopathic serial killer, the public interest is not served; it is assaulted. Tim Winter, President, Parents Television Council, LOS ANGELES...
...stay-at-home mom of three young children, I would never think of letting them view Dexter. I certainly do not need watchdog groups or the government prescribing what is viewed in my home. My advice for lovers of fun, intriguing, gruesome forensics programs: get real, be good parents and enjoy the shows while your kids are in bed. Amy Croan, MAPLE VALLEY, WASH...